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Longest early human migration was from Asia, and it shaped the Americas

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Were these ancient humans rock climbers?
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A Kenyan project dramatically improved early childhood literacy
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Earliest tree frog in Australia leaves palaeontologists hopping mad
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Australian fossil trackway shows vertebrates walking on land earlier than thought
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Migraine drug eases early symptoms before headache strikes
Nature

Chimpanzees are practising first aid—and not just on themselves
Palaeontology

Manitoba monster is a 500-million-year-old Cambrian predator

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Watch flamingos create water tornadoes to trap their prey
Physics

Milestone in bid to build world’s first large-scale quantum computer in Australia

Climate

Spaceborne tech measures how forests shape the climate

Australia In Focus

Polar sea ice loss beginning to affect the bottom of the food chain

Earliest tree frog in Australia leaves palaeontologists hopping mad
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Tiny device processes information like a human brain

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Explainer: the science of xenotransplantation
Results of breast cancer trial excite researchers

Sustainable quantum dots: making high-tech carbon from hair and waste materials

The moon is not so dead after all

Hand axes in Iraq up to 1.5 million years old

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Polar sea ice loss beginning to affect the bottom of the food chain

Longest early human migration was from Asia, and it shaped the Americas

Scientists find the meow-tation that makes cats orange

Were these ancient humans rock climbers?

A Kenyan project dramatically improved early childhood literacy

Earliest tree frog in Australia leaves palaeontologists hopping mad

Australian fossil trackway shows vertebrates walking on land earlier than thought

Migraine drug eases early symptoms before headache strikes

Chimpanzees are practising first aid—and not just on themselves

Manitoba monster is a 500-million-year-old Cambrian predator

Watch flamingos create water tornadoes to trap their prey

Milestone in bid to build world’s first large-scale quantum computer in Australia

Spaceborne tech measures how forests shape the climate

Australia In Focus

Polar sea ice loss beginning to affect the bottom of the food chain

Earliest tree frog in Australia leaves palaeontologists hopping mad

Australian fossil trackway shows vertebrates walking on land earlier than thought

Tiny device processes information like a human brain

Spotlight

Explainer: the science of xenotransplantation

Results of breast cancer trial excite researchers

Sustainable quantum dots: making high-tech carbon from hair and waste materials

The moon is not so dead after all

Hand axes in Iraq up to 1.5 million years old

Are megadroughts upon us?

When is an anchor not an anchor?

The CSIRO iPhD program: Research that doesn’t just gather dust

Manitoba monster is a 500-million-year-old Cambrian predator

Results of breast cancer trial excite researchers

Watch flamingos create water tornadoes to trap their prey

Could this ping-pong robot outplay you?

Watch an air-powered robot walk, swim without the help of a computer

Watch a ‘metabot’ twist and expand without a power source

Watch this tiny robot hop like a pogo stick